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Yeah.

This was the best dynamite, I can recall,

in ages and ages and ages.

There were some very un-WWE production flourishes

that I very much enjoyed,

and there was a match right, where you know how it's weird

when AEW was Dynamite was a significantly better show

and the matches just like kind of happened

and they were great and they were actually better

before they went full boring,

where the best wrestle.

And I'd know again these circular

conversations like we've been spoiled by it less is more there was a match on the show that

genuinely felt special had that special oh oh i'm not dead inside this is as good as everybody

is saying it is and I felt loads during it.

I think top to bottom,

I don't think it was anything bad on the show at all.

I think there was something that I'm not going to be

as high on as a lot of other people.

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